Prof. Gilbert Onuaguluchi was the first Vice Chancellor of the University of Jos, the first Nigerian Professor of Pharmacology, and a Professor of Medicine and Surgery. He was one of the pioneers who revolutionised medicine in Nigeria. Born on January 1, 1927 in Awgu, hailed from Achi in Oji-River LGA, both in Enugu state. In […]
The Farmstead and Milking Processing Of Hausa/Fulani in Ango Fulani Old Kutunku Of Gwagwalada Area Council of the FCT Abuja, Nigeria”
By Michael Adedotun Oke The Fulani and Hausa herdsmen Ango Fulani Old Kutunku of Gwagwalada have a farmstead where cattle have their sleeping, feeding, housing, and milking places, with a place for cultivation of crops, gathering of organic manure, and various cooking systems. They also have a simple human-made toilet and simple housing systems. They […]
“Sean & Tarra Ajayi Foundation Empowers Nigerian Youth Through Education”
By Goodluck E. Adubazi The Sean and Tarra Ajayi Foundation is set to award scholarships to the top 20 students in Lagos on May 14, 2025. The scholarship aims to support Nigerian youth in achieving their future goals by providing financial assistance for school fees, books, and materials. The students will write an essay on […]
“Rethinking Fulani Livestock Management in Abuja’s Agricultural Landscape”
By Micheal Adedotun Oke The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) of Abuja, Nigeria, is home to six area councils where Fulani communities dominate. Various research, market analyses, news coverage, reports, and pictorial dictionaries support the notion that Fulani empires are prevalent in these areas. We discovered that Fulani cattle roam freely, searching for grasses and water, […]
